texts: <mask> was an African American anti-slavery activist. She was raised in Philadelphia in a prominent abolitionist family. During the Civil War, she taught school to freedmen. <mask> was a Presbyterian minister who led a major church in Washington, DC, for decades. He was active in civil rights as a nephew of the Grimké sisters. A rare record of the life of a free black woman in the antebellum North can be found in her diaries, which have been published in numerous editions in the 20th century. "Lottie" was born on August 17, 1836 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Mary Virginia Wood and <mask>.<mask> and his brother-in-law Robert Purvis were members of the Philadelphia Vigilance Committee, an anti-slavery network that helped escaped slaves. <mask> Jr., her paternal grandfather, was an early abolitionist. Her paternal aunts were founding members of the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society. Mary Virginia Wood, <mask>'s mother, was born into slavery in the south. She was the granddaughter of the Governor of North Carolina and the daughter of a wealthy planter. Edith "Edy" Wood was the slave of Captain James Wood, who owned the Eagle Inn and Tavern in Perquimans County, North Carolina. Mary Virginia, Louisa, and Annie E. were the daughters of Edy Wood and the wealthy planter James Cathcart Johnston.Edy and his family lived in Philadelphia for two years in the Pine Street home of Sarah Allen, widow of Richard Allen of Philadelphia's Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church. Edy Wood and her children boarded with Elizabeth Willson, mother of Joseph Willson, author of Sketches of Black Upper Class Life in Antebellum Philadelphia. Edy joined the Forten household after Mary Virginia Wood's marriage to Robert B<mask>. <mask>'s aunt, Annie Wood, was six years older than Edy when Mary died of Tuberculosis. After Edy Wood's death, <mask> was raised by various members of the Forten- Purvis family, while her aunt Annie moved to the Cassey House, where she was adopted by Amy Matilda Cassey. In 1854, Forten joined the household of Amy and Charles Remond in Salem, Massachusetts, where she attended a private academy for young women. She was the only black student in the class.Critical thinking skills were emphasized in the school's history, geography, drawing, and cartography classes. The Salem Normal School trained teachers after Forten studied literature and education. According to Forten, some of her favorite authors are William Shakespeare, John Milton, Margaret Fuller and William Wordsworth. She was the first African American to teach white students in a Salem public school. A member of the Salem Female Anti-Slavery Society, <mask> was involved in coalition building and fund-raising. She was an activist and leader on civil rights. Forten spoke to public groups.She arranged for speeches by prominent speakers and writers, including Senator Charles Sumner. The editor of The Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison, was one of the anti-slavery proponents <mask> was acquainted with. The Colored Women's League in Washington, D.C. was formed in 1892 by <mask>, Helen Appo Cook, Ida B. Bailey, Anna Julia Cooper, Mary Jane Patterson, Mary Church Terrell, and Evelyn Shaw. The club's goals were to promote unity, social progress, and the best interests of the African American community. The National Association of Colored Women was started by Forten. <mask> was active in activist circles. <mask> was forced to take a teaching position in Salem because of finances.She returned to Philadelphia after two years due to Tuberculosis, despite being well received as a teacher. Much of <mask>'s poetry was activist in theme. Her poetry was published in magazines. During the American Civil War, <mask> was the first black teacher to join the mission to the South Carolina Sea Islands. The Union allowed Northerners to set up schools to teach freedmen who remained on the islands, which had been devoted to large plantations for cotton and rice. The first African American to teach at the Penn School was <mask>. African-American children freed during the U.S. Civil War were taught at the school.The freedmen families were given plots to work independently. Many freedmen and their children were worked on by Forten. She resided at the Plantation. She wrote "Life on the Sea Islands" in the May and June issues of Atlantic Monthly. <mask> and Robert Gould Shaw were friends during the Sea Islands Campaign. On the night of July 18, 1863, she was present. Shaw and <mask> were both killed in the battle.She worked for the U.S. Treasury Department in Washington, DC, after the war. Forten taught at a high school. She became a clerk in the Treasury Department one year later. In December of 1878, <mask> married Francis J<mask>, pastor of the prominent Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Church in Washington, D.C., a major African-American congregation. He was a mixed-race nephew of two white people. Henry and Nancy Weston were a woman of color. Forten was 41 years old at the time of their marriage.Less than five months after <mask> and Francis' daughter Theodora was born, she died. <mask> helped her husband in his ministry by creating important networks in the community. The African-American community in the capital was led by many church members. She organized a women's missionary group. Francis and <mask> cared for Grimke's daughter, who lived in the capital of the Dominican Republic. She became an author of her own. <mask> <mask>'s health and travels are documented in the recently discovered letters of Louisa M. Jacobs.The National Register of Historic Places includes the Charlotte Forten Grimke House. The Evangelist editorial, "Relations of Blacks and Whites: Is There a Color Line in New England?" was written by <mask> <mask>. Blacks were not discriminated against in New England. Black Americans achieved success over extraordinary social odds, and they wanted fair and respectful treatment. After teaching in South Carolina, <mask> <mask> became a regular journal writer. She wrote about her daughter's death and her busy life with her husband, but her entries were less frequent after her return. The life of a free black female in the antebellum North is detailed in her journals.On December 14, 1862, <mask> referred to the blues as a sad or depressed state of mind. She was a teacher in South Carolina when she came home from a church service with the blues. She noted some songs that were popular among the slaves after she got over her sadness. She wrote that the songs "can't be sung without a full heart and a troubled spirit." Blues singing can be described as the essence of those conditions. The Journal of Charlotte Forten: A Free Negro in the Slave Era was written by Ray Billington. Nahra, Nancy and Randall are related to each other.Footnote figures who changed American history are forgotten Americans. The United States of 1998. The anthology and critical guide was written by Ann Allen. The Journals of Charlotte Forten was written by Stevenson. A Gentleman of Color: The Life of James Forten was published in 2002. The National Humanities Center has links to the "Journal of Charlotte Forten, Free Woman of Color".

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Charlotte Louise Bridges Forten Grimké
Francis James Grimké
Robert Bridges Forten
Robert Forten
James Forten
Charlotte
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Charlotte
Charlotte
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texts: From 1970 to 1982, <mask> was bishop of the Diocese of Rupert's Land in the Anglican Church of Canada. It was "transformational and visionary." He was educated at St John's College, Cambridge, after being born in Essex, England. He received an honours degree in 1949. He graduated from the Montreal Diocesan Theological College with a degree in theology in 1951. He received a doctor of divinity and a master's degree from St. John's College in Cambridge. He was a priest in the Anglican Diocese of Montreal.He started his career as a priest at Christ Church Cathedral, Montreal, and then at Chateauguay-Beauharnois, Quebec. He was the Director of Religious Education for the Diocese of Montreal. He was the Dean of Montreal until he became the ninth Bishop of the Diocese of Rupert's Land in 1970. The life laboratory was held at the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The laboratory was funded by both the Protestant Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada. The staff had twelve members. The career of bishop <mask> began in 1969 and ended in 1970.It was "transformational and visionary" that <mask>'s episcopacy was. In his twelve years as bishop, <mask> "brought together people from all areas of the diocese for education and fellowship" and started Diocesan Festivals that "brought together people from all areas of the diocese for education and fellowship." The children were admitted to communion. Theological education was reintroduced at St John's College. Clergy were encouraged to engage in lifelong education and to take sabbatical leave to do so. The Clergy and Lay Professionals Residential Conference is what the Annual Clergy Residential Conference is called. He was instrumental in establishing the Rupert's Land Capital Fund to make grants and loans.He performed the first ordinations of women in 1978. The meetings with leaders of other denominations led to Anglican-Roman Catholic clergy gatherings. There was a meeting between the Roman Catholic secretariat for promoting Christian unity and the Anglican Consultative Council from February 27 to March 3, 1978. There were five people from each group. The co-chairman for the meeting was Bishop <mask>. The 1978 Lambeth Conference was held in England. He played on a cricket team at the Conference.He was the leader of the winning team. He was a student at Cambridge University when he mastered his cricket swing. There were forty articles written for the bishops who would attend the 1978 conference. According to his article, many of the caring, pastoring, supportive aspects of ministry are basically feminine attitudes. To a balanced experience for the church, he argued, a proper affirmation of the femininity of ministry is essential. The quality of openness in our decision making, in our relationships, in our commitment and in our participation, which is of fundamental importance for our community, was one of the most important achievements of the tenth year as bishop. The same factors as if he were heterosexual would be considered for a homosexual candidate for ordination.He said that his homosexuality would be of no significance. A priest pleaded guilty in 1986 to molesting a 13-year-old boy. The boy's family said that the bishop had done nothing after they complained about the priest. He said that he had removed the priest as director of the summer camp after only receiving one complaint. When he retired he was 55 years old. He said that he did so because he didn't think it was a good idea for people to have the same bishop for a long time. The time has come for me to offer you the gift of my absence, as I tried to stir up and share whatever gifts the Lord has given me, while I was in office," he said.In one of his sermons as a retired bishop, he said "I want to be the kind of listener who listens so deeply I risk allowing you to change my mind." In 1985 he was made an assistant bishop in the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland, but in 1988 he was fired by the bishop. According to another version of the event, <mask> stepped down due to difficult circumstances. In 1997, he was the interim rector at St. Paul's, K Street, in Washington, D.C. The parish was upset by the visit of the female bishop. At the age of thirteen, he played the organ for the first time. He worked at the Cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Montreal as an organist and assistant organist.During retirement, he had time to rediscover his love for music. He was the choir director and organist at the Anglican Parish of Salt Spring Island. On Salt Spring Island, he gave an organ recital twice a week. He was a soloist and accompanist to singers and fellow musicians. He delighted audiences with his playing and commentaries. <mask> died on Salt Spring Island. A memorial service was held in October of 2009.Johnian Carolyn Evans was his wife and he played international cricket for the Canadian national side. The Deans of Montreal of the 20th-century Anglican Church of Canada were educated at St John's College.

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Barry Valentine
Valentine
Valentine
Valentine
Valentine
Valentine
Death Valentine


texts: <mask> is a former professional tennis player from Canada who has been a real estate agent for 14 years. He works in the area of Downtown properties real estate transactions. He was one of the world's top doubles players from the early to late 1990s. In November 1993 there was a doubles ranking. <mask> won 22 doubles titles on the tour. He won four with Glenn. Patrick Galbraith joined <mask> after Michibata's retirement.The <mask> tandem won 12 titles together. <mask> and Black won four more titles. He won titles with Todd Martin and Scott Davis. He was a three-time Wimbledon doubles finalist, twice with Galbraith and once with Black. <mask>'s best singles ranking was world No. He reached 67 in June 1991. He reached the semifinals of the 1991 Chicago, 1991 Singapore, and 1992 Auckland Grand Prix events.<mask> reached the third round of the 1991 Australian Open and 1994 Wimbledon. <mask> defeated Agassi in the first round at Wimbledon in 1991. <mask> served a second serve ace to win the third set tie-breaker and go up two sets to one. The final two sets were won by Agassi. Agassi won his first Grand Slam event at Wimbledon the following year. At Wimbledon, <mask> reached five mixed semifinals. Lindsay Davenport is his highly ranked partner.Reporters have noted that both of them had a lot of fun losing. <mask> played for Canada in the Davis Cup numerous times, posting a career 15–6 win-loss record in doubles and an equally impressive 8–3 record in singles. He was a member of Canada's 1991 and 1992 Davis Cup teams, which both qualified for the World Group for the first time in Canadian tennis history. Member of the Canadian Tennis Hall of Fame, Canadian Open Hall of Fame, BC Sports Hall of Fame, Texas A&M University Hall of Fame, and B., winner of the "Spirit of Sport" national award for the athlete who gives back the most to charity and their sport. The Summer Swimming Hall of Fame. <mask> was an All-American in doubles in 1984 and in singles in 1985 at Texas A&M University. Ranked No.He was 5 in singles in the NCAA and perfect in the SWC before he turned pro, but he lost in the quarterfinals of the individual tennis championship to a future touring pro. <mask> played the Player's International twice as a wild card, losing in the first round of the main draw each time. He lost to the world No. 1 in 1984. The following summer <mask> fell to world No. 47, 6–7, 3–6. <mask> was ranked on December 30, 1985. The numbers are in singles and No.In doubles, 724T. <mask> played the San Luis Potos Challenger in 1986 and reached the second round in both singles and doubles. 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 327, Evan Ratner, lost to world No. He and partner Mark Greenan, also Canadian, lost their second round match to Mark Wooldridge and Derek Tarr in a third set tie-break. Connell played two more Challengers in July. He and Greenan lost in the first round of doubles at the Challenger.At the Berkeley Challenger the following week, <mask> and Greenan lost in the first round, while in singles <mask> defeated Charles Buzz Strode, Russell Simpson, and Paul Chamberlin all in straight sets before falling to Mike Bauer. In August, <mask> played the Player's, but in doubles with Greenan. The pair lost in the first round to the pair of Green and Acua. <mask> played in three European Challengers in November. He lost in both singles and doubles in the first round. He reached the second round of both at Bergen Challenger, falling to Dan Goldie in three sets in singles and partnering Chamberlin in doubles. <mask> and Chamberlin reached the semifinals at the Valkenswaard Challenger in 1986 in both singles and doubles.<mask> was ranked world No. on December 29, 1986. There were 191 in singles. There were 217 in doubles. The Australian Open was <mask>'s first Grand Slam event. He lost in singles in the first round. Todd Nelson. He and partner American Chris Kennedy were 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884<mask>'s next main draw was in March. <mask> lost to Pete Sampras in the first round of the AAMI Classic in Australia. <mask> was in the Canadian Tennis Hall of Fame in 1998. <mask> became the High Performance Director at Tennis BC after retiring as a tennis pro. He led the team to the World Group three times. <mask> was the Tournament Director for the Rogers Cup in Toronto. Canadian expatriate sports people in the United States include Canadian male tennis players, Canadian tennis coaches, Olympic tennis players of Canada, and Racket sports people from British Columbia.

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Grant Connell
Connell
Connell
Connell Galbraith
Connell
Connell
Connell
Connell
Connell
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Connell
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texts: The Lord of Hanau was named after <mask> II, who died on September 23, 1346. He was the son of a couple. His childhood is not known. He wasn't mentioned in official documents until he took office. The earliest possibility is derived from his parents' wedding. He must have been at least 18 years old when he took office. A birth date near the end of the range is suggested by the fact that he married four years after taking office.King John of Bohemia was a son of Emperor Henry VII. The Emperor mortgaged the Jews in the cities in his territory for 600 pounds of Heller. At the election of Emperor Louis IV in Frankfurt in 1314, he was a member of theelector of the Palatinate Louis II. The pacification of the Wetterau region was done by <mask> II. The local nobility decided to resolve their disputes in a court of law instead of fighting each other. The primogeniture took place in Hanau. This was a very early decree in Germany.The decree was repeated many times by later counts. The ruling family would divide the county when it was convenient to do so. It is not known why <mask> II was banned before his death. The governor of the Wetterau was tasked with implementing the judgement. The issue appears to have been amicably resolved. Further details are not known. In 1316, the Count of Rieneck gave half of justice over the district of Schlchtern to <mask>.The liege lord of this property was the bishop of Wrzburg. In 1377, Hanau acquired the other half of the justice over Schlchtern in exchange for Btthard Castle. The Count of Hanau became protectors of Schlchtern Abbey in 1457. The owner of the manor put himself under the suzerainty. The district of Bornheimerberg was mortgaged by King Louis IV in 1320. The mortgage was renewed by Emperor Charles IV. Count Reinhard II finally had sex with Bornheimerberg in 1434.King Louis IV mortgaged the Imperial City of Gelnhausen to Hanau. In 1330, the citizens were asked to swear allegiance to the Lord of Hanau after being stripped of their loyalty to the emperor. The mortgage was released a short time later. Count Louis V of Rieneck died in 1333. The male line of the House of Rieneck ended after his death. Hanau would inherit Rieneck's feudal rights after an agreement was made with Louis V. In 1329, Louis V decided that his daughter Udelhilt would inherit.The House of Rieneck and the two largest feudal lords in the area were involved in an inheritance dispute. A quarter of the castle and district of Rieneck and half of the county of Prozelten were given to <mask> II. The order in which the children were born is not known. The order in which the sons were born has been deduced by historians. The cathedral in Mainz is a canon of Cologne, Mainz, Wrzburg and Worms Louis. The members of the house of Hanau were usually buried until the 15th century. In the year 1343, a deed is created that gives a daughter the right to visit her father's grave twice a year.The grave was not generally accessible because it was located in an enclosed area. There are references to Ludwig Clemm in the new series. The second issue of Darmstadt, 1936, was titled Walter Czysz: Klarenthal bei Wiesbaden. Klaus Peter Decker: Klientel und Konkurrenz was born in 1987. The ritterschaftliche Familie von Hutten, Hanau, and Ysenburg are in the same volume. In the series Hanauer Geschichtsbltter, vol., Reinhard Dietrich wrote Die Landesverfassung in dem Hanauischen. In 1996, the name of the person is: Herr von <mask>.The thesis was type-written by Fred Schwind and Karl-Heinz Spie. The Footnotes of Hanau Main-Kinzig-Kreis 13th-century births are uncertain.

masks: Ulrich Ulrich Ulrich Ulrich Ulrich Hanau


texts: An American former competition swimmer, Olympic champion, and former world record-holder is named <mask>. She earned nine Olympic medals in her career and set six world records. She won a gold medal in the 400 meter freestyle relay in both the 1972 and 1976 Olympics. She set 37 national records, including 17 individual and 20 relay, and held all national freestyle records for some time. At the 1976 U.S. Olympic trials, she won all the freestyle events, as well as the 400 meter individual medley, setting one world and six national records in the process. Despite being dominated by the East German swimmers, she won four silver medals and a gold medal at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Quebec. The four silver medals were in the 200, 400, and 800-meter freestyles.Although Babashoff never won an individual gold medal in Olympic competition, she is still regarded as one of the top swimmers in history, and is most vividly remembered for having swam the anchor leg on the gold-medal winning 4100-meter freestyle relay team. The team from East German was heavily favored to win the race. Prior to the relay, American sportscaster Donna de Varona picked East Germany to win the event, but Kim Peyton, Wendy Boglioli andJill Sterkel collaborated with Babashoff to pull off a great upset and win the gold. After the event, de Varona said, "I have never been happier to eat my words in the prediction I made before this event." The men's gold medal winner at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, Don Schollander, would have beaten Babashoff in the 400 meter freestyle at the 1976 Olympics. Jack and Vera Slivkoff were the parents of Babashoff. Her father was a swimming instructor in Hawaii and always wanted his children to be Olympians.Her parents are Russian American. She was an "Honor Swimmer" when she was in the International Swimming Hall of Fame. <mask> was described as a "sore loser" by the media because of her accusations of drug cheating by the East German swimmers. The PBS documentary, "Secrets of the Dead: Doping for Gold" substantiated that most East German athletes were using performance enhancing drugs. The fall of Communism in East Germany confirmed the accusations of drug use by swimmers. It is thought that the <mask> was denied three gold medals because of cheating by East Germany. <mask> became a letter carrier for the United States Postal Service in 1986 after having a son and coaching swimming.<mask> received the Olympic Order, the highest award of the Olympic movement, during the Inaugural Olympic Assembly luncheon. The award was presented by members of the International Olympic Committee. The IOC established the Olympic Order in 1974 to honor individuals who have illustrated the Olympic ideals through their actions, have achieved remarkable merit in the sporting world, or have rendered outstanding services to the Olympic cause, either through their own personal achievements or their contributions to the development of sport. <mask> won the silver medal behind teammate Jim Montgomery in the 100 meter freestyle at the 1976 Olympics. Two of her siblings were swimmers who competed internationally. Fountain Valley High School is in Fountain Valley, California. The first-ever California Interscholastic Federation Championship in girls' swimming was won by her in 1973.

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Shirley Babashoff
Babashoff
Shirley
Babashoff
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Jack Babashoff


texts: <mask> was recognised for his artistic engagement in issues relating to gay male identity and HIV/AIDS. He was the first person arrested at a gay rights protest in Australia in the early 1970s, as well as the artistic director of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. McDiarmid's art career included both gay male sexuality and politics. His artistic techniques included: painting, drawing, calligraphy, mosaic, installation, various forms of print-making, sculpture and artist's books. He was a graphic designer, designer and fabric painter for women's and men's fashion. McDiarmid moved to Melbourne with his family in 1969 and studied film, art history and illustration at the Swinburne University of Technology. In the early 1970s, McDiarmid traveled back and forth between Australia and Australia, where he helped found Sydney Gay Liberation, as well as contributing illustrations and articles for their Newsletter.An early T-shirt and badge was designed by him. <mask>'s involvement with the more radical and protest-driven organisation, Sydney Gay Liberation, led to his involvement in a number of their protests. McDiarmid was the first person to be arrested at a gay rights protest after the ABC refused to show a segment on Gay Liberation. <mask> and Peter Tully were lovers for the next two years and remained friends until Tully's death in Paris in 1992. After travelling through South East Asia in 1974-75, <mask> and Peter Tully moved to Sydney with their friend Linda Jackson, who had moved there with her partner Fran Moore. Jackson's fashion designs were hand-painted by McDiarmid. Between 1975 and 1981 this work appeared in the annual 'Flamingo Follies' fashion parades held by Jenny Kee and Jackson.The first one-person exhibition by McDiarmid was held in 1976. Gay male life and sexuality were explored in the drawings and collages. The gay communities of the Castro in San Francisco and Christopher Street in Lower Manhattan were visited by McDiarmid during his visit to the United States in the following year. A portfolio of nine off-setprinted multiples titled 'Trade Enquiries', issued with Watters Gallery, was influenced by his embrace of the gay male subcultures of these cities. The domestic aesthetic of Australian suburbia was explored in the installation 'An Australian Dream Lounge' by McDiarmid after he returned from the US in 1977. The first self-identified group exhibition of Australian gay and lesbian artists, "Homosexual and Lesbian Artists", was held over the weekend of the 23– 24 July 1978 at Watters Gallery, Sydney, in association with the Fourth National Homosexual Conference held at Paddington Town Hall in August. The poster for the exhibition was designed by McDiarmid.Some of the artists whose work was featured in the exhibition were Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, Aupair, The installation 'The Strine Shrine' was created by McDiarmid and Peter Tully and references the icons of Australian suburbia. McDiarmid moved to New York in the summer of 1979. The establishment of the black and Hispanic, gay underground dance club Paradise Garage, which McDiarmid was an early fan of, coincides with the move to New York. The title "Disco Kwilts" was given to a suite of work by McDiarmid that was inspired by Paradise Garage. McDiarmid had solo exhibitions in Chicago in 1979 and Club Zero in New York in 1983. Linda Jackson was supplied painted fabrics by McDiarmid during his time in New York.The 'Project 33: Art Clothes' exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales was one of the first exhibitions that McDiarmid was involved with after moving to New York. The Harbour Bridge Show was included in the 1981 AGNSW group show. McDiarmid stated in the catalogue that he was interested in popular culture. The intersection of folk art, women's art, and contemporary materials is where my work is located. In 1982, n.p. New York's street and subway graffiti influenced McDiarmid's work. Sex, gay rights, cruising, romantic love and the emergence of HIV/AIDS were all conveyed in a series of paintings on cotton.The work was exhibited in 1984 at the one-person show '<mask>mid: New Work' at the Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery. McDiarmid was included in another group exhibition, 'The Leather Show', at the Crafts Council Gallery, along with Peter and Allan Booth. McDiarmid returned to Australia in 1986 after being diagnosed with HIV in New York. McDiarmid devoted himself to producing art which raised awareness of the AIDS epidemic and helped people who were HIV positive. The exhibition 'Kiss of Light' was held at the Syme Dodson Gallery in 1991. The AIDS Council of New South Wales was inspired by the exhibition to commission a series of safe sex and safe injecting posters from McDiarmid. Between 1988 and 1992 McDiarmid was both an artist and designer.He was honoured for his support of lesbian contributions to the culture and design aesthetic of the parade. He designed a large-scale street parade sculpture based on the Mexican Day of the Dead with members of the HIV Living Group. His 1992 Safe Sex posters were enlarged to create giant moving figures for the parade. The illustrated lecture 'A Short History of Facial Hair' was written by McDiarmid in 1993 and shows his personal, political and sexual history from camp to gay to queer. The digital film "A Short History of Facial Hair" was developed into a film for a London exhibition in 2011. McDiarmid's 1993 artist's book and photocopied multiples titled 'Toxic Queen' focused on the homophobia re-energised by the AIDS epidemic and positioned McDiarmid as a leading queer artist. <mask>mid designed all the posters for Peter Tully's exhibitions.He designed posters for the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in 1986, 1988 and 1990, as well as posters for Pride and Sleaze Ball dance parties, AIDS candlelight vigils, World AIDS Day and the ACON safe sex poster series of 1992. One of the first artists to use digital technology in the production of art, McDiarmid's digital 'Rainbow Aphorisms' were a strong presence in the exhibition 'Don't Leave Me This Way: Art in the Age of AIDS' at the National Gallery of Australia He had several group exhibitions through the 1990s, including "Pink Summers", "Beauty and the Beast", and "The Phallus and its Functions". McDiarmid's last group exhibition was 'Australian Perspecta 1995', a survey of contemporary art,curated by Judy Annear at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. McDiarmid's last gesture was to put a rainbow in the tympanum of the gallery's neo-classical faade. As many gay artists faced premature death from HIV/AIDS in the 1980s and early 1990s, McDiarmid was conscious of his, and his generation's, artistic and political legacy. He spoke at the Sydney Writers Festival in 1994 about estate planning for artists and was associated with the Arts Law Centre of Australia.McDiarmid was shocked by the consequences of Peter Tully's death in August 1992 without a will or an estate plan and asked the curator, Dr Sally Gray, to be his executor and posthumous copyright holder in 1993. The death of <mask>mid was related to AIDS. The National Gallery of Australia, the National Gallery of Victoria, the Heide Museum of Modern Art, and the Art Gallery of New South Wales received bequests from the McDiarmid estate. Gray arranged for the artist's personal papers to be deposited in The Mitchell Library of The State Library of New South Wales. As custodian of the artist's creative legacy, Gray has researched, brokered andcurated a number of exhibitions of McDiarmid's work, including the major retrospective exhibition, '<mask>iarmid: When This You See Remember Me', held at the National Gallery of Victoria <mask>iarmid: A Short History of Facial Hair was co-curated by Dr Sally Gray. In 2000 <mask>d was in the Hall of Fame.The influence of McDiarmid's artistic practice and his political activism can be seen in the work of others. The author of 'An AIDS Activist's Memoir In Music' was McDiarmid. The composer was part of McDiarmid's medical team. A forty-minute conversation between the composer and the former Judge of the High Court of Australia was held after the musical movement was performed at the McDiarmid retrospective. Michael Kirby is a judge. McDiarmid's 'Rainbow Aphorisms' appeared throughout the London Underground transport network as part of 'Art on the Underground'. The project was started by Studio Voltaire London and Dr Sally Gray.There is a display of McDiarmid's 'Rainbow Aphorisms' in public spaces. The Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives holds correspondence, designs, artists' books, posters, lithographic prints, ephemera, T-shirts, a costume, mixtapes, articles, photographs and books relating to <mask>d. Sally Gray is the curator of the <mask>mid visual legacy and she is also the founder of the Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives.

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texts: <mask> was the first black deputy U.S. marshal west of the Mississippi River. He worked in Arkansas and Oklahoma. He shot and killed 14 dangerous criminals in self-defense during his long career as a police officer. He was born into slavery in Crawford County, Arkansas. He was named after his grandfather. <mask> was an Arkansas state legislator. <mask> moved to Sherman in the Peters Colony when he was eight years old.It is possible that William Steele <mask> was kept in bondage by his son, Colonel George R<mask>, who was a sheriff and legislator in Texas, and a one-time Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives. George and <mask> were taken with him by the Confederate Army during the American Civil War. At some point during the Civil War, <mask> gained his freedom after he escaped. <mask> and George had an altercation over a card game. <mask> fled to the Indian Territory after beating George. <mask> was freed after the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery in 1865. As a freedman, he moved to Arkansas.When the federal judge for the Indian Territory was appointed, Career and his family were farmers. James F. Fagan was appointed as the U.S. marshal. He knew the Territory and could speak several Native languages. The first black deputy to serve west of the Mississippi River was recruited by him. The deputy U.S. marshal for the Western District of Arkansas was also responsible for the Native reservation Territory. He was there until 1893. He moved to the Eastern District of Texas for a short time.He was transferred to the Muskogee Federal Court in 1897. After working for 32 years as a federal peace officer in the Indian Territory, he became one of JudgeParker's most valued deputy. He was never wounded despite having his hat and belt shot off, and he brought in some of the most dangerous criminals of the time. In addition to being a marksman with a rifle and revolver, <mask> developed superior detective skills during his long career. When he retired in 1907, he had made over 3000 arrests of felons. He killed 14 outlaws. Benjamin "Bennie" <mask> was charged with the murder of his own wife, while his own son was arrested for murder.<mask> insisted on the responsibility of bringing Bennie to justice despite being disturbed by the incident. Bennie was tried and convicted. He lived the rest of his life as a model citizen after serving 11 years at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas. When Oklahoma became a state in 1907, he became an officer of the Muskogee Police Department. He retired after two years of service. He was once charged with murdering a posse cook. At his trial, he claimed that he accidentally shot the man while cleaning his gun, but he was represented by a colleague and friend.He was believed and acquitted based on his exceptional record. After retiring, his health began to fail. On January 12, 1910, he died of Bright's disease. <mask> had eleven children and was married twice. He was married to Winnie Sumter after her death. His children were named after him. Paul L. Brady was the first black man to be appointed as a federal administrative law judge.Ryan Reaves is a National Hockey League player. The inspiration for the character of the Lone Ranger was given by Art Burton. The Lone Ranger radio plays were broadcast on WXYZ in the same city where many of the people who were arrested were imprisoned. The theory is disputed. The US-62 Bridge, which spans the Arkansas River between Muskogee and Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, was renamed in 2011. A statue of <mask> was built in Fort Smith, Arkansas. He was a member of the Texas Trail of Fame."The real lone Ranger" is the subject of the fourth episode of Gunslingers. A <mask> figurine is shown in various stages of the production process in an episode of How It's Made. "The Murder of Jesse James" is an episode of the television series "Timeless". He was portrayed by Jaleel White in the Drunk History episode "Oklahoma". "Everybody Knows" is a season two episode of the television series Wynonna Earp. "The Royal Family" is a season two episode of the television series. The pastor uses the name "<mask>" to support his church with gambling earnings.The role model for the character of <mask> in the Watchmen television series is due to his status as one of the first black sheriffs. The three episodes of "Trust in the Law" feature a fictional 1920s silent film based on the exploits of <mask>. Two US marshals discuss their all-time favorite historical US marshals in the second episode of the third season of Justified. David Ramsey portrayed <mask> in the "Stressed Western" episode. John Diggle was played by Ramsey in the Arrowverse. Even though he thought they were digging the gunfight activities, Sara Lance called him "Dig" at one point. The Haverack, a rage-attracted alien worm that has been excreting gold, was encountered by the Legends at Fist City, Oklahoma.After the Haverack was killed, the city was brought back to order. Gary Beadle plays a character in Around the World in 80 days. James A is the star of the 2010 fictionalized account of <mask>'s life and career. The house is in the title role. In They Die by Dawn, the character is portrayed by Harry Lennix. The character of Sam Chisolm is based on someone else. Hell on the Border is an action film about the early career of a law enforcement officer.It was written and directed by Wes Miller. According to reports, a mini-series based on Burton's 2006 biography is in the works. Amazon Studios is working on a film with a script and direction by Chloé Zhao. Delroy Lindo portrays <mask> in The Harder They Fall. Cowboy was written and directed by Layon Gray and was presented at the National Black Theatre Festival. <mask> is a character in a war game. There is a character named "<mask>" in the game.The inspiration for <mask>e was provided by <mask>. The sheriff in Red Dead Redemption 2 is based on the man. He was in the Hall of Great Westerners at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Literature <mask> is the subject of a 2020 comic book written by Kevin Grevioux and art by David Williams. There is an album called Un cow-boy dans le coton, which is an album in the Luckyluke Belgian comic book series. Gary Paulsen's book, The Legend of <mask> Reeves, features both real and fictional accounts of the man. Art T. Burton, Black Gun, Silver Star: The Life and Legend of Frontier Marshall <mask>, University of Nebraska Press, 2006 is a further reading.There are external links to Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture, Oklahoma Historical Society, and Handbook of Texas Online.

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texts: The first "Astronomer Royal" in Berlin was a German astronomer and director of the Berlin Observatory. The son of a shoemaker, he worked as a schoolmaster in Langgrn and Neundorf. He worked as a calendar-maker. He began to learn astronomy with two people. In Danzig, he built telescopes and instruments. He invented a screw micrometer. He was an astronomer in Berlin from 1700 to 1700.In the last quarter of the 17th century, <mask> was the most-read calendar maker and one of the leading Germans. He discovered a comet with a telescope for the first time in 1680. The Wild Duck Cluster M 11 was discovered by him. He went to Leipzig in 1686. The comets were observed by the farmer and astronomer. He discovered the Mira variable in the same year. He spent a lot of time looking at the double star Mizar.The Sceptre of Brandenburg, the "Globus cruciger" and the "Electoral Sword" were not adopted by the IAU. He met his second wife, Maria Margaretha, after learning astronomy from Arnold. The cluster M 5 was discovered while they were observing the comet. He observed comet 55P/Tempel-Tuttle in 1699 but it wasn't recognized until later analysis by Schubart. He had to earn his living through the publication of calendars because he couldn't find a job. His second wife and their children helped him with the calculations. Several series of almanacs appeared over the years.For a time, he published up to 13 almanacs a year, a few appearing under pseudonyms, and he also continued established almanacs from other authors under their name. The Gipsy-Almanac the Sibylla Ptolemaein was a Gipsywoman from Alexandria in Egypten. The distribution of ideas of the Enlightenment and Pietism to the wider population has been recognized by the importance of the Kirch's Almanacs. Information, Education and Discussion are some of the functions of almanacs. The announcement of both his own results as well as results from abroad are noted in the calendar. The Astronomisches Jahrbuch is anticipated by a few almanacs. There is a growing distance from astrological superstition and criticisms of orthodox beliefs as well as the transmission of new ideas to ordinary people.The accompaniment to all almanacs had been demanded by the publishers. He attacked the practice of astrological forecasting and the mendacity of many almanac makers of his time as being a sin against God, especially prophecies regarding war and peace. He wanted to start an astronomy society in Germany. It was to be open to everyone. He wanted all astronomer to send their observations to a central location where they could be published as soon as possible. He considered Frankfurt am Main to be the ideal location because of the fair, and also because of its easy connection to the Netherlands via the Rivers Main and Rhine. The planned society should coordinate the observing of eclipses and transits of planets.On 31 October or 1 November 1690, he organized observations of the transit of Mercury. He didn't make any concrete steps to set up a society. He was appointed the first astronomer of the Royal Society of Sciences in Berlin on May 10, 1700. King Friedrich I. of Prussia was from 1701. The founding of the associated Berlin Observatory was a reaction to the new national observatories. The prince-elector gave the academy a monopoly on publishing almanacs. They were obliged to finance the academy by their calculations.His wife continued the calculations after his death. The Observatory had a director in 1716. When Prussia incorporated the new province of Silesia in the 1740s, a further almanac was needed to be drawn up for the Catholics, and for that issue the academy employed his daughter <mask>. The Gregorian calendar in the catholic and the improved Reich calendar in the Protestant regions were both in effect after 1700. The crater on the Moon is named after him. Mizar is a double star. He died in Berlin at the age of seventy.There are selected publications. Bericht an den guten Freund von dem Neuen Cometen in 1682. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a The calendar, Philosophical Transactions, an Eruditorum and Miscellanea Berolinensia was published in 1682. There is a list of astronomical instrument makers.

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texts: <mask> was born on February 28, 1965, and is a politician, businesswoman and social activist. She became involved in politics in 2007, when she joined the Social Democratic Front (SDF), the main opposition party in the country. She declared her intention to run for president of the United States on October 23, 2010 after leaving the SDF. She was elected as the president of the party on April 30, 2011. She founded STRATEGIES!, a Leadership and Management consulting firm in 1995. She was named one of the seven influential women entrepreneurs in Africa by the World Bank in 2007, as well as one of the 150 women who move the world by Newsweek. The family was born on February 28, 1965, in Nigeria.She comes from the North west Region, one of the two anglophone regions of the country, more precisely from her father and mother. Before his death, her father was the Director of a consulting firm that was owned by John and Salomon Tandeng Muna. Her mother has two doctorates, one in public health and one in health education. Kah has seven adopted children. The American School of Yaounde is where she began her primary education. She continued her studies in the academy. She studied for a masters degree in business administration at Howard University in Washington after graduating from high school.A source of motivation and inspiration for her in the political field has always been her family. She gained experience with the help of one of her colleagues in the SDF as they wrote the last speech for the chairman in 1992. She was an adviser and a trainer to the party until 2007, when she decided to officially join the party and become a councilor. She was against the party's decision to forbid its militants from taking part in the voters' registration. She was accused of lack of accountability in the management of party funds after she resigned from the SDF. In 2010 she held a press conference to announce her decision to run for president in 2011. She resigned from the SDF.She became president of the CPP in April 2011. She explained that the party that she had been a part of no longer shared the same ideals with regard to the presidential election. She is the first woman to ever run for president of the country. She encouraged the registration of young people on the electoral lists. She was able to speak to more than half a million people within a short time. She was one of 22 candidates who were vying for the presidency. She used the slogan "Kah Walla 2011 - The Time is Now".At the end of the election which was won by the incumbent President, she was ranked 6th out of 23 candidates, with 0.72% of the vote. During a panel discussion at George Washington University, she made comments that caused controversy and criticism among many Anglophone Cameroonians. She was speaking at an event. A student from the university who had spent time in the Anglophone regions of Cameroon was sitting with the Institute for African Studies Director and R. Maxwell Bone. She accused the Anglophone Secessionists of lying and hypocrisy. The comments she made went viral on social media. She was accused of wanting to become a minister in the current government of Paul Biya because she was biased against Anglophone Secession.She, along with the two other panelists said that the comments were taken out of context and that they were critical of the Cameroonian government during other portions of the panel. She and R. Maxwell Bone were intimidated by people associated with the Ambazonian cause after the panel. This was concerning to R. Maxwell Bone, who works with NGOs. The threats were not considered to be an immediate danger to her. They are the subject of threats, misinformation, and intimidation as of the summer of 2019. There are claims that this shows the true nature of the secessionists. Diane Von Furstenberg received the Vital Voices Global Leadership Award in public Life in 2011.


texts: The world's first crop release was conducted by <mask>, who also pioneered Biological Open Source and founded The Lens. He is a professor of biological innovation and founder of the social enterprise Cambia. He was named one of the world's 50 most influential technologists by Scientific American in 2003 for his work on making science-enabled innovation more widely accessible. He was profiled in 'Open & Shut: The Basement Interviews' and in an Economist feature. <mask> studied at the University of California, Santa Barbara at the College of Creative Studies and obtained his BA in 1978. He was a graduate student at the University of Colorado Boulder, where he developed the GUS reporter system, the first microbial glucuronidase, and created transgenic technology for Caenorhabditis elegans. For the development of efficient transformation methods for crop plants, and cell and developmental biology, his GUS system was a breakthrough.In 1986-87 he sent all the components of the GUS system to nearly a thousand labs before publication and pioneered a biological open source paradigm. The GUS system was said to be essential for the development of transformation of the most important crops, including soybean, maize, cotton and rice. The work has been licensed by every major company in crop genetics. During his time in Cambridge, he initiated and managed the world's first field release of a genetically modified food crop. One day before Monsanto's trial in Jerseyville, Illinois, the planting date of the experiment was a coincidence. <mask> joined the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations as senior scientist in 1989 because of a need to see the tools of science more broadly accessible and more effectively used in complex environments. He traveled and worked in many developing countries.He started a non-profit private social enterprise after leaving the organization. The proximity to almost half the world's agricultural population and <mask>'s involvement in the Asian rice biotechnology programs of the Rockefeller Foundation led to Cambia moving to Australia. The Theory of Evolution was first articulated by <mask> in September 1994 at a presentation at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. The levels, ratios and timing of steroid hormone de-conjugation and resorption affect almost all aspects of the body. His theory was that natural selection selects for persistence of the set of genetically encoded capabilities on the holobiont. The central role of MHM as an essential component of multi-cellularity and vertebrate biology was emphasized in January 1997. According to <mask>, a major route to improved performance or health of animals or plants would be through the adjustment of microbial populations and their genetic capabilities.In 1999, <mask> was appointed as the author-in-chief of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity and outlined the development of theory and its logic in a New Scientist cover article. He came up with the term GURT - Genetic Use Restriction Technology and its variations. With the initial funding and partnership with Rockefeller Foundation's agriculture program, <mask> and the Cambia staff started to develop key new tools, including the vectors, released in 1997, and which are the most widely used plasmids in plant biotechnology. The Biological Open Source initiative was launched in 2005 because of the continuous distribution of thousands of these tools without restrictions throughout the world, the dozens of conducted training courses, and the newly invented open technologies. <mask> and colleagues published a landmark paper in Nature in which they described a new biological open source invention. Due to complex and extensive patenting, and aggressive pursuit of dominant patents by Monsanto, the use of the tool was constrained to merely academic pursuits or by use of multinational corporations under license. The world's first open patent landscape was published by Cambia, founded in 1999 by <mask> and his colleague Carol Nottenburg.Using the evidence and clarity obtained from this patent landscape, <mask> and his colleagues designed and created an effective alternative technology that would not be constrained by any of the existing patents. The technology, called Transbacter, involved using three taxes of benign plant-associatedbacteria modified with the gene-transfer components from Agrobacterium to efficiently transfer genes to diverse crop species. Under the first BiOS license, "Transbacter" was made available for free to anyone and sent to hundreds of labs worldwide, with commitments to share improvements with other licensees. The open patent landscape, initially authored by patent experts Nottenburg and Carolina Roa-Rodriguez and later updated by several other Cambia staff, is a prototype of <mask>'s subsequent initiative; open innovation cartography. <mask> is known for his expertise in intellectual property and is active in the promotion of open source biological innovation which has been covered by global media. He was on the WEF's Global Agenda Council on Intellectual Property for four years. The Patent Lens was replaced by The Lens in order to enable broader innovation-focused navigation platforms.<mask> is a speaker at the Skoll World Forum and is considered a global leader in social entrepreneurship. <mask> was a keynote speaker at the National Law School of India University in Bengaluru. The University of California, Santa Barbara alumni, as well as the University of Technology faculty in Australia, have references to 1956 births.

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Richard Anthony Jefferson
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texts: <mask> was a Dutch physician and astronomer. He was one of the founding members of the Accademia dei Lincei, a society dedicated to understanding the natural world through scientific inquiry. <mask> was one of five children in a wealthy family. He was the son of a father and a mother. His father, a Catholic, was one of the political leaders of the time. When the city was taken by the Protestant forces under Maurice of Nassau, the leader of the Catholic party was fined 150 guilders for being a traitor to Philip II of Spain. In one of his later writings, <mask> said that the comet that appeared in 1591) was a bad sign for a life full of bitterness and pain.The position of his family became more precarious under Calvinist rule and his parents decided to send him to Italy to continue his education. <mask> traveled to Milan, Parma, Ferrara, Venice, Bologna and Rome. He stayed in Spoleto as a guest of Count Gelosi, with whom he maintained a connection throughout his life, and on the estate where many of his manuscripts were composed. He wrote works of a moral literary character here, as well as medical, magical and astrological topics. He looked at the hygiene, diet and amorous habits of the literati in his Liber de Regimine Sanitatis Eorum Qui Studio Litterarum Incumbunt. Ficino's ideas on magic were the second part of the work. He looked at the influence of images on the spirit from a medical point of view, rather than from a magician's point of view.He had a collection of "magic" recipes and a list of secrets for healing common illnesses. There are four manuscripts dealing with plants and medicine after De Regimine. He wrote on the basis of his observations. He obtained his doctor's degree in 1601 after receiving financial backing from a bishop. His writing focused on logic, theology and metaphysics. A summary of astronomy knowledge De Planetarum Radiationibus in Singulis Zodiaci Signis was one of the more significant of his works. The work dealt with a number of contemporary concerns of natural science against which <mask> argued strongly.He worked as a doctor in Maenza and Scandriglia in the province of Rieti, part of the domain of Duke <mask> Orsini. <mask> was involved in a strange dispute during his medical work. He used simple herbal medicines to treat his patients, who were mostly poor. He came into conflict with the apothecary of Scandriglia, who made his living selling medicines with exotic names, more magical than scientific. Ranieri hated the foreign doctor because his work could ruin his business. Ranieri positioned himself on the route where <mask> habitually passed and attacked him. <mask> fought off his attacker with a sword after falling from his horse.He was bleeding from his injuries when he was brought to the court. He was imprisoned despite his self-defense plea. If it hadn't been for the intervention of Prince Federico Cesi, <mask> would have been left to rot in prison after the apothecary died of his wounds. After <mask>'s release from prison, an intense exchange of ideas and the shaping of plans led to the idea of forming a mutual-instruction society. The founding of the Accademia dei Lincei was the result of a close partnership between Cesi, <mask> and Stelluti. There is no doubt that <mask> was involved in the creation of the academy. He was the most experienced, educated and famous member of the group, and he clearly took the lead in many of its ventures, though he was the second youngest among them.The motto "A Patre luminum" ('from the father of lights') was one of the things he adopted as a pseudonym. John the Baptist was chosen as the academy's patron saint by <mask>. He created its ceremonial and drafted its articles of association. <mask> referred to the Accademia as the most sagacious investigators of the secrets of nature, and dedicated to the Paracelsan disciplines, indicating that like the Swiss physician, they believed that empirical observation was essential for developing an understanding of the world. In the case of the relationship between <mask> <mask> and Federico Cesi, it has been speculated that they were probably sexual in nature. The Accademia dei Lincei and the influence of <mask> on Prince Cesi's father caused the Duke of Acquasparta to condemn him to the Roman Inquisition. The four friends were broken up and <mask> had to leave Rome for a tour of Europe.He met <mask> at the Court of Charles Emanuel I, Duke of Savoy, after visiting Siena, Pisa, and Florence. He went to England, Norway, France, Poland, Germany and Bohemia after crossing the Alps. The Accademia dei Lincei was added to by Federico Cesi after he sent <mask> money to buy rare books. As well as collecting books, objects and rare plants for the Accademia's collections, <mask> was also a kind of roving ambassador, telling educated men in each city about the group's work and publicising its activities to win the sympathy of the powerful and the learned. He was forced to swallow his Accademia membership ring in order to prevent it from falling into the hands of his attackers. After several months on the road, he found a place at the court of Emperor Rudolf II, an enlightened and generous man who was interested in the research of the Accademia dei Lincei. He owned one of the largest cabinets of curiosities ever assembled, and his court was a major international centre for scholars and researchers.At the time of <mask>'s arrival, he was still a patron to Tycho Brahe, who had died in 1601. A new star was seen in October 1604. It was the most visible star in the sky for more than three weeks before it faded. The accounts of the new star were published in 1606. In January 1605 <mask> was going to send his manuscript to Cesi in Rome. The critical question for all three writers was whether the new phenomenon could be explained within the accepted model of the universe. The stars were fixed in their positions and the planets were closer to the earth.An event in the sky could be explained by the standard model of the universe. The stars could not be fixed in a 'firmament' if it took place beyond the planets. Astronomers measured the distance from the earth to an object and then compared it to the distance from it to the naked eye. Cesi believed that the Accademia needed to publish something of scientific significance in order to establish its scholarly credibility and that a book from <mask> would both remove suspicions about the group's activities and pave the way for his return to Rome. There were a number of problems with <mask>'s theses. He critiqued the positions put forward by other scientists. The event could not have taken place near the earth, among the planets, but must have been located far away because of the measurement techniques developed by Tycho Brahe.He agreed with Tycho Brahe. He argued that the new star was only occasionally visible for special reasons and that it was not new at all. He went further, accusing those who argued for a fluid heaven of writing contrary to Holy Writ, and attacking Tycho Brahe for his religious beliefs as well as for his purported scientific errors. He attacked Protestantism, drawing him into his argument. The language and tone of <mask>'s text was not nice. He berated the new Philosophers for being ignorant and stupid. Cesi edited <mask>'s text to remove anything that was hostile to him.It was important for the Accademia to align itself to new discoveries so that it wouldn't become entrenched in defending Aristotle. The pamphlet had no Accademia emblem on its frontispiece. These editorial changes were done without <mask>'s knowledge or permission. <mask>'s correspondence with Cesi in 1604 and 1605 suggest that he was experiencing a crisis of confidence in his relationship with the other Lincei. He did not return to Rome after marrying, but Cesi persuaded him to come back. In April 1605 they asked him to prepare a new book, which was more suited to his interests at the time. He returned to Italy in October 1605 but only went to Rome for a short time in 1606.He went to Madrid in 1608 to see the Mexican herbarium. He wrote a book called Politeia Catholica de Bono et Malo cum Civil Antidote, which was lost. The members of the Accademia were able to associate more freely after the death of Cesi's father. Despite this, <mask> did not return to Rome with his friends. Although he continued to contribute to the work of the Accademia, this was on a more sporadic basis and the apparent crisis in his nerves diminished his involvement. Cesi invited the elderly and highly esteemed Giambattista della Porta to join him in his place after the death of one of the Accademia's original founders. The Accademia was helped to re-establish itself by the help of this.Galileo Galilei was the next person to join. He made a fleeting appearance in Rome on July 26, 1614, for an academic conference on the Greek and Latin languages. Theophilus Mller wrote at the end of his book 'De Animalibus' that he visited <mask> in the abbey of Sant'Angelo in Capoccia. <mask> told him that the king of Spain wanted him to marry his daughter and that he was in the grip of a persecution mania. In a minute from the 24 March 1616 meeting of the Accademia dei Lincei, there is a reference to him being temporarily excluded from meetings until he was once again of sound mind. Nothing else is known about him. There are works by De nova stella.The Disputatio de peste et quare was written in Rome in 1605.

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texts: <mask> is an American-born Filipino actress and commercial model. She is the daughter of a Filipino mother and an Italian-American father. She is best known for her roles in the television drama Bituing Walang Ningning and the youth-oriented program Abt Ur Luv. She appeared on the cover of a magazine. From 2003 to early 2009, he was a member of Star Magic. She joined TV5's line-up of talents in March of 2010. She was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress award for her role in 10,000 Hours.She was invited to join the Talent Center's acting workshops and auditioning as a Talent Center artist after Johnny Manahan saw her perform. Over the course of two years, he attended workshops in acting, singing, and personality development. In May 2003 she was accepted and launched as a member of Star Circle. After her launch, she began appearing in one-time guest supporting roles on various shows. Her first recurring guest role came in late 2003 when she was cast as a fashion model named "Paris" in the youth-oriented TV show Berks. Ketchup became the girlfriend of Berks regular, Paris, in the show. The role would be the first time that Humphries would work with a comedian, a pattern that is repeated in the TV show Qpids.In her first movie, My First Romance, she played a friend of the lead character who was portrayed by Heart Evangelista. She was cast in the first season of Sarah, the Teen Princess as a romantic rival of the show's lead character, Sarah Geronimo. In Reality Loveteam Search Qpids in 2005, she and her loveteam partner Janus del Prado emerged as the Qpids Voter's Choice for receiving the most votes from viewers through phone calls and text messages. Qpids was where the stage name "<mask>-Loren" was first used, with the intent to eventually transition her stage name to "CarlaLoren" to improve her name recall among Filipino viewers. "<mask>" continued to be credited after Qpids. The Langis episode of Maalaala Mo, a drama anthology on ABS-CBN, where <mask> and del Prado were cast, received glowing reviews from the local entertainment press. In the same year, she was cast as "Rita Arguelles" in Bituing Walang Ningning, which starred Sarah Geronimo and Angelika dela Cruz.The series ran for 21 weeks and one of her commercials began airing in the Philippines. D' Lucky Ones and First Day High were two of the Star Cinema movies that year. In addition, he was cast as one of the four lead characters in the youth-oriented TV series Star Magic Presents: Abt Ur Luv, which began airing in November 2006 The show won Best Youth Oriented Program at the 21st PMPC Star Awards and aired a total of 57 episodes. On January 5, 2008, the series finale aired. When she joined the cast of Palos, she was cast as a medical doctor who also happens to be the First Daughter of the Republic of the Philippines. The role is a departure from the teen and youth-oriented roles that she has portrayed since her launch as a Star Magic artist.After Palos ended, he appeared on the afternoon drama series, which began airing on the ABS-CBN network in May 2008. The crime novel Smaller and Smaller Circles was adapted into a film. She was credited with her current screen name in the short film Before We Disappear. In 2003 shortly after her launch, she began appearing in local style and fashion magazines intended for the teen market. She appeared in Metro Weddings for the first time in 2004, after landing her first magazine cover with Pink. Her first TV commercial was for Globe Telecom's GenTxt club. Her first multi-country TV commercial was for Sunsilk.In the Asian region, her commercials were aired in 6 countries. She appeared in a Globe TV commercial in 2009. There are postpaid phone plans from the mobile company. She was on the cover of a magazine. <mask> was in a relationship with an actor. She was previously in a relationship with John James Uy. The second of four children was born to a Filipina mother and an Italian-American father.Alec, her older brother, was born in the United States, while Nicolas, her younger brother, was born in France and the Philippines. Her mother transferred her to the DLC in Manila, where she obtained her high school diplomas. After attending the University of Santo Tomas for a year to study fine arts, she transferred to the Centre for International Education to study entrepreneurship, which allowed her to pursue her acting career without giving up her studies. After completing a 9-week Jewelry Design class at the Gemology Institute of America in Thailand, Humphries holds a Gemology Institute of America (GIA) Jewelry Design Certificate. At one point, Humphries entertained the idea of working in a museum or a gallery because of his interest in both music and art. She has been painting since she was eight years old. I did painting workshops after class.I like painting abstract and landscapes. My works reflect me or they are sceneries. I don't think I'm a professional. Filmography Television Film Theater Music videos Awards and nominations

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texts: A part-time teacher at the Sibelius Academy is <mask>. He is a composer, producer and researcher. He specializes in traditional folk music. The band K:H:H:L stands for the bones of dead horses out of control. Kppi spent a year in the United States as an exchange student when he was 17 years old. The son of his host family was a fan of the band, and Kppi became familiar with the band's music, which consisted of rock and improvised music based on folk music. He was interested in the sources of that music.Vrttin has caused Kppi to look into the folk music collections of his local library. In 1997, Kppi got a chance to study folk music at the Ala-Knni Folk High School in Kaustinen. He felt that the guitar had too many strings and too much of everything in general. A friend of Kppi's played the bagpipe in 1998. Kppi felt he needed an amplifier because the sound of the Jouhikko was barely heard. He had to crank the device up so he could carry it around, but the result was a distorted sound. Since then, his sound has remained almost unchanged.Kppi released his debut record in 2001. It brought to one's mind the field recordings of cultural anthropologists, a breath of air from some mystical past. It had an intriguing atmosphere and at the same time it was pleasant. It appears to be a pure folk music album, but that is not what it is. The first song, Mariainen, draws from the delta blues, while the final song, Vanhan virsikirjan virsi 277, brings the listener back to Finn traditions. He goes through a lot of different styles during the rest of the songs. One's mind goes to The Incredible String Band because of Kppi's voice and traditional music.Jaan Wessman wrote for the music journal Soundi that if it is allowed to be in folk music, Kppi is the leading figure. The second album, in the year 1986, gave rise to the following critique: "It seems that in Tampere there exists some kind of version of the Star Trekian disturbance in the spacetime continuum." There has been a lot of folk music there in the last few years. The third album, Rammat Jumalat, draws partially from the same Ugric marsh as did the fine album, but from a great many other places as well. Rammat jumalat makes it easier to approach with its stylish band approach, in which Kppi's multitoned rock blends with a hypnotic sound frame reminiscent of the ragged blues of Tom Waits and Tuomari Nurmio. His kind of organic rock is powered by the tones of folk music. Traditional croaking blends with Kppi's heavy message in his compositions and lyrics.The riffs swing and the songs are very strong. The strongest ace of the record is Kppi. He has a sound that is touching and unpredictable. It sounds like his phrasing is natural. Afroamerican music has a long history of convincing performers who sing with the voice of a sensitive bad guy. Since 2015, Kppi has released three albums with K:H:H:L. From the beginning it was clear that the next album would be a band effort.According to the critique of the first album, Sanguis Meus, Mama!, Kppi understands the connection between the original Ugric spirit and the blues. It is possible to run on the records of Tuareg bands with these riffs and patters. The rock set up is woven to fit with the spells. The Black Keys would approve of the distorted riffs that Laine tears up with his acoustic slide guitar. The more one listens to this record, the more the dialogue between the Jouhikko and the guitar grows. The taste with drum machines is great. A skillful drummer would add to the value of this material.If Kppi's voice is still a little boyish and clean, his texts are a lot heavier. One can sense a powerful smell of revenge, destitution and death in them. It was a perfect fit for the radio waves, cooked from folk music and blues. The first album did better with the critics than the second one did. If Sanguis Meus! The two leaned heavily on pop music. The album is not as good as the previous one, which causes one towrinkle their nose at it.It's still a good record. Sanguis Meus, Mama! Not many artists are able to create anything like it during their entire careers, so it's natural to be disappointed. Even though most of the Finns' pop records will be worse this year, one can safely say that Matilda is better than most of them. The third album was also reviewed favorably. <mask> Kppi and his band make interesting music on their third album, and they are still rocking wildly. The best elements of their previous efforts have found their way here.The first song, "Ikoni", with its pop tones makes one smile, and its slogan like rhythm makes one's body move to it. The song is five and a half minutes long and one wants to listen to it many times. The song 'Ikoni' is from the coing album by <mask> Kppi and K:H:H:L. In New York, Kppi was impressed by the accordion playing of Krist Novoseli. Amerikan Peikko Records has discs called Kalastajia ja kaivostylisi. 267 lattajjaa, 2003 Imvated, 2004, Minun pivkunnissani.There are solo albums in 2007. The song Singing Knives was written by Vuonna '86. Helmi Levyt, Rammat Jumalat. Sanguis Meus, Mama!, GAEA Records, 2015, was written by <mask> Kppi and K:H:H:L. Sanguis Meus. Svart Records has a song called "Matilda." Vr Laulu has a record. Music fellowship 2007, collaborated with Claypipe, <mask> Kppi, and The Blithe Sons: The Amazed Map.Petra Hartikainen and <mask> Kppi collaborated on Uni Uuhella Ajeli. Helmi Levyt: Mun paras ystv. The 1976 births of Living people are referred to.

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texts: <mask> is a retired professional footballer who played on the left side. Before moving to the Netherlands, <mask> started his career at his hometown club. He played for several Brazilian teams, including Atlético Paranaense, Grmio and Figueirense. He moved to Lyon in 2009. He moved back to Brazil in order to play for So Paulo. He spent time at Palmeiras and Sport do Recife. He joined América in 2019.<mask> scored a goal for the Brazil national team. He played in the 2010 World Cup as a left-back. <mask> was known for his free kick skills. <mask> was born in the Brazilian city of Pelotas and began his career playing for his hometown club. He moved to the Netherlands in 2001 to play for the club's reserve section. He returned to Brazil and joined Atlético Paranaense. <mask> decided to return to Europe after playing for Grmio and Figueirense.In the club's opening match of the 2006–07 season against Rennes, Lille Bastos played 65 minutes before being taken off. The match was won by Lille. <mask> scored his first goal for the club against Lens in the annual Derby du Nord and finished the season with three goals. His goal tally quickly increased over the next two seasons. Lille finished in a respectable seventh place after he scored eight league goals. <mask> was alternating between the left-back and left winger position. He was in the left wing role for the entire 2008–09 season.He scored his first goal in the second match of the season. He scored in the 2–1 win over Bordeaux and in the 1–1 draw with Sochaux a week later. <mask> scored in five straight matches. He scored five goals against Lorient. Lille had two wins and three draws. He scored a goal in six straight matches. With Lille winning all of those matches, they moved into the European places in the table and finished fifth, earning a spot in the UEFA Cup on the final day of the season.In that season,<mask> appeared in 41 matches and scored 16 goals, 14 of which were in the league, and assisted nine of them. He was awarded the Trophée du Meilleur Passeur and became the only player in the history of Ligue 1 to appear in the top five of both the goals and assists' tables. He was named to the league's Team of the Year and nominated for the Player of the Year Award. Lyon made a 18 million offer to Lille, according to the club's president. Lyon's second signing of the summer was <mask>, who signed a four-year contract on July 16 after passing his medical. He was assigned the number 7 shirt after he was presented to the media. In the first leg of the club's playoff round match against Anderlecht,<mask> scored his first goal for Lyon.He scored the third goal in the club's 5–1 victory, coming in from the right side and unleashing a left-footed strike into the top left corner. <mask> scored a 21-minute hat-trick against Sochaux as Lyon won the match 4–0 to move into the European spots. <mask> was an important part of Lyon's first team and played regularly in Europe's top competition. He scored the only goal of the game against Saint-tienne on December 9, 2012 to keep Lyon at the top of the table. <mask> joined German side Schalke on loan until the end of the 2013-2014 season, with the option to sign him on the dotted line. The number 9 shirt was given to him. Two minutes after the half-time whistle, <mask> opened the scoring for Schalke against Greuther Frth, but they fell to a 2–1 defeat.Bastos scored a pair of goals in his third game in the 2012–13 Bundesliga, a 2–2 draw with Mainz. Bastos was sold to Al Ain for 4 million after Al Ain did not exercise the option to sign him on a permanent basis. Bastos signed a loan contract with Roma for a fee of  1.1 million, with the option of buying the full rights at the beginning of the next season for  3.5 million. <mask> signed a one-and-a-half-year deal with So Paulo after returning to his homeland. The contract between Bastos and So Paulo was canceled on December 28, 2016 under a mutual agreement. Bastos and Palmeiras signed a contract on December 31, 2016 that has 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 The fifth signing of Verdo is Bastos.Bastos signed a loan contract with Sport Recife until the end of the season. América Mineiro signed Bastos until the end of the season. The club and player mutually agreed to end the contract. He retired from football on October 8, 2019. Bastos had never been called up to the Seleo. Bastos moved to Lyon in order to get into Brazil's 2010 World Cup team. Bastos was selected for the first time by the national team for a friendly match against England.He made his national team debut in the England match. <mask> started in the same position in Brazil's next two friendly matches against the Republic of Ireland and Oman in February 2010 and was subsequently named to the World Cup squad. Career statistics Club International goals Score and result list Brazil's goal tally first, score column indicates score after Bastos goal The Trophée des Champs: 2012 Individual Ligue 1 Team of the Year.

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texts: <mask> was a German culture and social philosopher as well as a pedagogue. The relationship between the individual and society, man and the world, reason and life was determined by the dialectical view of the relationship between the individual and society, man and the world, reason and life. He projected these thoughts into a that had its beginning point in progressive education at the beginning of the 20th century and then into the discussion on educational reform in the 1970s. He was banned from lecturing in 1937 and retired early after coming into conflict with National Socialism. He continued to publish against the ruling ideology. After the end of the Second World War, he moved to the Universitt Bonn, where he founded the Institute for pedagogy. The great-nephew of the theatre director and actor is the son of a school professor.The Stdtisches Gymnasium was in Dsseldorf from 1890 to 1898. He received teacher training in philosophy, history and classical philology at the Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universitt Bonn. He became a member of the Sngerverbindung in Bonn. He received a doctorate in classical philology in 1904. After four years as a teacher of ancient languages and history in Bonn, Kreuznach and from 1906 as a senior teacher in Cologne, he was employed for six months as a referent in the Prussian Ministry of Culture in Berlin. The Trauma of the First World War is said to have triggered <mask>'s interest in philosophy and pedagogy. The University of Bonn appointed <mask> as an associate professor of education in 1919.An outline of cultural and social philosophy was given in Individual and Community. The Leipzig School for social philosophy has a number of members, including <mask>. He became chair of philosophy and education at the University of Berlin in 1920 and served there until 1937. The work Fhren und Wachsenlassen (Leading orLetting Grow) was written in 1927. His rejection of irrational, organological and romantic ideologies as well as his claim to respect for the growing and developing human being led to hostility from the National Socialists. He spoke out in favor of maintaining an independent university in his first speech as the University of Leipzig's Rector. The end of his first creative period was ushered in by the Nazi regime.His stance against the National Socialist was attacked by the regime. At the university association conference in October 1932, <mask> suggested a declaration by the university teachers against the National Socialist movement. The Professors of the German Universities and High-Schools signed a vow of allegiance to Hitler and the National Socialistic State on 11 November 1933. The University of Leipzig was temporarily closed in 1934 after his lectures were disrupted. The Nazis banned <mask> from lecturing in Vienna in 1936. He retired early in 1937. This did not stop him from publishing a small paper in 1938.The Myth of the 20th Century was antisemitic and advocated a religion to replace Christianity. The large print run was immediately sold out. Despite agreeing with <mask>'s critique, most of his colleagues remained in their chairs during the National Socialist era. Herman Nohl was dismissed from his post in 1937. In 1944, when he was banned from giving lectures at the Saxon Academy of Sciences, he withdrew completely. The second creative period began in 1945. He was assigned the task of democratic reform at the university.After a lecture on The Significance of Pedagogical Theory for the Training of Teachers in East Berlin he came into conflict with the SED and took up a professorship in philosophy and education at the Universitt Bonn. The Institute for Educational Sciences was founded by <mask>. His numerous lectures such as Self-Criticism in Modern Culture or Political Ethics and Pedagogy were just as well received as his paper Die politische Selbsterziehung des deutschen Volkes, which gave rise to the inauguration of a series of papers by the Bundeszentral In 1962, his last publication, Freiheit und Lebensordnung, dealt with his confrontation with totalitarian types of power and their political theories. The Saxon Academy of Sciences, the Bavarian Academy of Sciences, the Academy of Sciences of the GDR, and the sterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften all had a member. He was a doctor in the universities of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitt Mnchen and the Westflische Wilhelms-Universitt. He died in Bonn at the age of 81.The way of thinking that was influenced by the philosopher was the dialectical way of thinking, which was determined by his engagement with Kant and Herder on the one hand and Hegel on the other. He is counted in the camp of the others. He described his position as cultural pedagogy, which he believed could gain educational goals from a historically saturated overall view of the cultural sphere in harmonising dialectics from tradition, covering contradictions and far removed from conflicts of power and interest. Thinkers such as Simmel, Dilthey and Husserl influenced his philosophy. Theorie der Dialektik inspired him to look at problem areas in a different way. For the purpose of education, a critical examination of contradictions was not necessary. In the antinomy of individual and community, in the antinomy of reason and life, and in the opposition of subjective spirit and objective spirit, the dialectic shows itself.The goal was to abolish one-dimensional views and their credibility in an all-rounded context. He conceived an extensive philosophy of culture, as well as a philosophy of anthropology, at the same time as he did. He tried to bring together the fundamental opposition between life and cognitive activity into an orderly whole by means of an overall view of interpretative ideas. The "free- thinking" educational science of Wolfgang Klafki and the educational reform of the 1960s took up <mask>'s approach to supporting education in the humanities, but above all in history, with reference to technology, science and the world of work. The social theory is trained on it. The human being is seen in a historical context. The future history shaped by people was what litt understood.He defined history as the totality of what people in a community have created through thought, action and production. In the sense of the spiritual world, history is cultural history. Education is directed in its essence towards the context of the human-social world, that is the spiritual world, under this condition. In the world, this assumed totality is not given. One finds inequalities, disjunctions and diversities in the cultural situation. There is a separate coexistence in the world. Human actions are separated by their intentions and goals.There are tensions and contradictions in the basic structure. These tensions are not a concept created by the mind, but a structure of human being. The cause of the antinomic in the human mind lies in the basic structure of human being. The basic structure can't be fixed from the outside. Information about this contradiction can be provided, but not about how the individual is able to deal with enlightenment. In the education of a child, the tensions can't be solved because they cling to the leader just as much as to the person being educated. The solution to the tensions and contradictions inherent in the human being in letting it grow naturally would have to be based on the assumption that development is meaningful from the beginning.The tension between spiritual existence and organic Dasein has been eliminated. Nature doesn't correspond to "ought" and meaning. Nature doesn't try to eliminate contradictions. The spirit of human beings wants to live in harmony with "All-That-Is" and seeks perfection. The human spirit requires the abolition of contradictions through independent mental work. The being of education can only be understood in terms of what it wants. This "ought" is the synthesis that must be produced in order to recognize contradictions and accept them as the product of the human spirit, which has the claim to control contradictions through mental effort and to bring them into harmony.The human spirit is able to bring together opposing poles because they also originate from it. The importance of the individual was emphasized by Man and the world. The individual was pushed into the shadows by the one-dimensional interpretation of Hegel. In order to be useful, the objective contents must be absorbed into the life of the subject. Tradition is inseparable from individuation. "Man" and "world" both have a positive tension with each other in that they both work off each other. Both form each other through this mutual "working off".Man forms himself in his definition of himself, and the world as the totality of spiritual-social-historical content forms itself in its assertion of claims, which is respected and strengthened. Science, work world and technology are in contact with humans. Man forms and creates the world. The world is made up of areas that are forming powers. There is no ideal model of education. There are educational rubrics, such as religion, science, art and morality, which are not negotiable in their educational character. Society wants to create an educational ideal in order to protect the contents of education.This tendency is not appropriate. To seek the constructs of the mind for their own sake and to court their meaning and purpose in pure self-forgetfulness is something else. Without an educational ideal, education can be useful. Without an ideal design, it aims at the self-forming of the subject in order to come to oneself, by man working his way through to his actual form of existence and thus making himself known. No educational ideal can conclude the formation of the human being. Either the spirit is or is not the same. It is necessary to discuss the given world one by one in order to form the self that is conscious.upbringing and education don't need to follow an ideal image in order to be useful. The free- thinking spirit that wants to come into its own in the world commits itself to education. Through the critical examination of the world, education is needed to educate the free- thinking spirit. Selecting educational content is important for cultural and educational goods. It is important to examine the educational content because of its diversity. The relevance of educational content is measured against certain life contexts in the respective culture. To bring a structure to the cultural areas and cultural goods, it is necessary to move from a totality of cultural realities to the individual areas of culture.The approach ignores fundamental decisions about cultural and educational goods. A cultural good can have significance, but not relevance to education. There is no correlation between cultural goods and educational goods. To prove themselves as educational goods, cultural goods must fit into the inner movement of the living whole and allow themselves to be related to the whole of youthful soul development. They have to correspond to the world views of the youth. Once the appropriate educational goods have been selected, they still need to be specified for the intended target group. Education teaches man how to keep his relationship in order.The person is able to see this. Work has a positive effect on the human being. It is possible for man to grow through work because of the transfer of life. The pedagogisation of society is put into practice. The performance that was still possible in the times of Pestalozzi and Diesterweg was no longer possible in the most functional family. In order to support the

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